An invitée is a woman who has been requested to be present at a specific social or professional gathering.
30초 단어
- A female person formally asked to attend an event.
- Commonly used for parties, weddings, and professional gatherings.
- Always feminine form of the noun invité.
Aperçu
Le mot 'invitée' est la forme féminine du nom 'invité'. Il provient du verbe 'inviter'. Il est essentiel de noter l'accord en genre, car en français, le 'e' final marque la féminité du sujet. 2) Modèles d'utilisation : On utilise ce mot pour désigner une femme présente à un mariage, un dîner, ou même une émission de télévision. Il s'accorde avec les adjectifs et les participes passés : 'Elle est une invitée spéciale'. 3) Contextes courants : Vous entendrez ce mot dans le cadre privé (fêtes, anniversaires) ou professionnel (conférences, plateaux télévisés). Il implique une notion de courtoisie et d'accueil. 4) Comparaison : Contrairement à 'hôte' (qui peut désigner celui qui reçoit ou celui qui est reçu), 'invitée' ne laisse aucune ambiguïté sur le statut de la personne : elle est toujours celle qui a été sollicitée pour venir.
예시
Elle est une invitée prestigieuse.
everydayShe is a prestigious guest.
Nous avons reçu une invitée de marque.
formalWe received a distinguished guest.
Tu es mon invitée pour le dîner.
informalYou are my guest for dinner.
L'invitée a pris la parole lors du colloque.
academicThe guest spoke during the symposium.
자주 쓰는 조합
자주 쓰는 구문
être invité(e) à
to be invited to
invitée de dernière minute
last-minute guest
liste d'invités
guest list
자주 혼동되는 단어
Hôte can mean both the host and the guest, which creates confusion. 'Invitée' is much clearer as it only refers to the person being invited.
문법 패턴
How to Use It
사용 참고사항
The word is used in both formal and informal contexts. It is standard French and does not carry any specific slang connotation. Always ensure agreement if you use adjectives with it.
자주 하는 실수
Learners often forget to add the feminine 'e' when the subject is clearly female. Another mistake is using 'invité' as a catch-all for both genders, though 'invitée' is preferred for clarity.
Tips
Remember the gender agreement for feminine nouns
Always check for the final 'e' when referring to a woman in French. This rule applies to many professional and social nouns.
Do not confuse with the verb
Ensure you distinguish between 'invitée' (noun, the person) and 'invité' (past participle of the verb). Context will clarify the meaning.
French hospitality culture
In France, being an 'invitée' often implies bringing a small gift, like flowers or wine, to the host. It is a sign of good manners.
어원
Derived from the Latin 'invitare', meaning to invite or treat. It entered Old French as 'inviter' before evolving into its modern noun form.
문화적 맥락
In French culture, the 'invitée' is treated with high regard. Guests are expected to be punctual and polite, reflecting the importance of social etiquette.
암기 팁
Think of 'invitée' as 'in-vited-e'. The extra 'e' at the end is for the lady.
자주 묻는 질문
4 질문La différence est strictement liée au genre. 'Invité' est le masculin, tandis que 'invitée' est le féminin.
Oui, tout à fait. On dira 'Notre invitée du jour est une célèbre écrivaine' pour présenter une femme sur un plateau.
C'est un terme neutre qui s'utilise dans tous les registres, du plus formel au plus courant.
Oui, on dit généralement 'une invitée' ou 'l'invitée' selon que l'on parle d'une personne indéfinie ou précise.
셀프 테스트
Marie est notre ____ d'honneur pour cette soirée.
Marie est un prénom féminin, donc le nom doit être au féminin.
점수: /1
Summary
An invitée is a woman who has been requested to be present at a specific social or professional gathering.
- A female person formally asked to attend an event.
- Commonly used for parties, weddings, and professional gatherings.
- Always feminine form of the noun invité.
Remember the gender agreement for feminine nouns
Always check for the final 'e' when referring to a woman in French. This rule applies to many professional and social nouns.
Do not confuse with the verb
Ensure you distinguish between 'invitée' (noun, the person) and 'invité' (past participle of the verb). Context will clarify the meaning.
French hospitality culture
In France, being an 'invitée' often implies bringing a small gift, like flowers or wine, to the host. It is a sign of good manners.
예시
4 / 4Elle est une invitée prestigieuse.
She is a prestigious guest.
Nous avons reçu une invitée de marque.
We received a distinguished guest.
Tu es mon invitée pour le dîner.
You are my guest for dinner.
L'invitée a pris la parole lors du colloque.
The guest spoke during the symposium.
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